scoop - nabrat (lopatkou), vzít, nabrat (jako lopatkou, naběračkou)

verb - to pick up as if with a scoop, to pick up with a scoop

 

work up - rozčílit, rozčilovat, rozrušit

verb - to make somebody upset, angry or excited, to make yourself upset, angry or excited

 

jump at - skočit po (příležitosti), popadnout (např. šanci), chopit se (např. příležitosti)

verb - to use an opportunity gladly and quickly, to accept an offer gladly and quickly

 

hold back - držet se zpátky

verb - to stop yourself from doing something, to not try as hard as you could

 

think ahead - myslet dopředu, myslet na budoucnost, plánovat do budoucnosti

verb - to prepare for what might happen, to consider what might happen in the future

 

improbably - neuvěřitelně, nepravděpodobně

adverb - in a way that does not seem likely to be true or to happen

 

take temperature - změřit teplotu

verb - to use a thermometer to see how hot or cold something or somebody is

 

pile up - hromadit (se), nahromadit (se), kupit (se), vršit (se)

verb - (of work etc.) to increase in number so it becomes harder to deal with

 

submit - předložit, podat, odevzdat (návrh, žádost)

verb - to give someone in authority a plan, an application or a proposal to consider

bellows - měch, dmychadlo

noun - a device used to blow air into fire in order to make it hotter

 

disable - porouchat, vyřadit, zablokovat

verb - to prevent something from functioning properly, to damage something so it cannot be used

 

loud and clear - čistý a jasný, naprosto jasný

adjective - very simple to understand, said in a way that is very simple to understand

help yourself - posluž(te) si, ber(te) si, nabídni si, nabídněte si

verb - to take something you want without asking permission; used when offering food to someone

 

lay out - rozložit, rozestavět, rozvrhnout, rozplánovat, vyskládat (kde)

verb - to arrange something neatly, so it can be seen clearly or ready to use

 

hold your horses - zadrž, neukvapuj(te) se, tak počkat, ne tak zhurta

phrase, informal - used to tell someone to stop for a moment and consider carefully their decision